* Andreas Kemnade <andreas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [180904 20:57]: > Ok, what fixes the problem: > use above mentioned devicetree, reverting 5b83b2234be6 and > applying this patch: Hmm well the Linux generic wakeirqs are known to work, so if there's a bug lurking around somewhere we should fix it naturally :) But I'm wondering if you have some SDIO pins floating type issue when your device enters deeper idle states? And maybe your patches actually end up blocking the deeper idle states hiding the issue? If that's the case, you could define separate pinctrl idle and default states. You can grep for something like pinctrl-names = "default", "idle" for some examples. I fairly regularly test the mainline kernel with omap3 hitting off mode during idle with wlan connected and things are working for me with no issues and the device wakes to a ping over wlan just fine. Regards, Tony